Sweeping alpine vistas and a classic Swiss mountain pass make Davos/Klosters a photographer’s dream.
The Grand Tour of Switzerland Foto‑Spot at Davos/Klosters is an official scenic viewpoint along the renowned Grand Tour route, located on the Flüela Pass between Davos and Klosters. This location offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Swiss Alps, where rugged peaks and deep valleys create an iconic alpine backdrop. It’s an ideal place for travelers to pause, capture photographs, and enjoy the high-altitude scenery. Easily accessible from the main road, the viewpoint requires only a short walk from the roadside parking. From here, visitors can frame wide-ranging mountain ridges and valley vistas, perfect for capturing the dramatic contrasts of Graubünden’s alpine landscape without needing a strenuous hike.
The area reflects the historic significance of the Flüela Pass, which has connected the Landwasser Valley and Lower Engadine for centuries. This scenic stop attracts photographers, road-trippers, and families exploring the Grand Tour, providing a memorable alpine experience and a glimpse into Switzerland’s mountainous heritage. Best visited in the morning or early afternoon, the light at this viewpoint adds depth and definition to the peaks and valleys, enhancing the natural beauty for both photography and sightseeing. The location is free to access, making it an easy and rewarding stop on any Grand Tour itinerary.
Access notes
Open year-round when Flüela Pass is free of winter snow (typically late spring through autumn). Roadside parking is available, with a short footpath leading to the viewpoint. Best times Morning and early afternoon provide the most striking light for photography and panoramic views.
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